The React Visual Editor That Improves Developer Experience – Smashing Magazine

Personally, I get tired of the shenanigans at the start of any new project. I’m also a contractor, so there’s always a new dependency I have to adopt, configuration files to force me to write the way a certain team likes it, and deployment process I have to join. It’s never a fire-up-and-go kind of thing, and it often takes the better part of a work day to get it right.

There are a lot of moving pieces to a project, right? Everything—from integrating a framework and establishing a component library to collaboration and deployment—is a separate but equally important part of your IDE. If you’re like me, jumping between apps and systems is something you get used to. But honestly, it’s an act of Sisyphus rolling the stone up the mountain every time, only to do it again with the next project.

This is the setup for what I think is a very good approach to streamlining this complicated process in a way that supports any common project structure and is able to enhance it with visual editing capabilities. It is called Coduxand if you stick with me for a moment, I think you’ll agree that Codux can be the one-stop shop for everything you need to build production-ready React apps.

Codux is more “your code” than “low code...